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About SkyPower
SkyPower is Canada’s leading solar energy company. SkyPower owns Canada's first utility-scale fully operating solar park, First Light I and has a pipeline of solar projects installed (27.7 MW), under construction (38.3 MW) and at advanced stages representing over 1500 MW of potential nameplate capacity across North America.

SkyPower prospects, develops, manages, finances, owns and operates solar energy projects around the globe from initial discovery stages through to commercial operation.

SkyPower with its experienced team help many leading jurisdictions meet their increasing demand for clean renewable energy solutions.

About Solar Power
Solar power harnesses the power of the sun to create heat and electricity. In Canada, the solar resource, or potential to generate solar power, is one of the best in all of the industrialized nations. Electricity is generated from solar energy by photovoltaic (PV) panels. PV power systems have are completely passive, have no moving parts, and are reliable units requiring little maintenance. Once installed, solar PV arrays generate no noise, airborne or water-borne pollutants. Conveniently, maximum solar power production coincides with peak demand in Canada, in the summer when air conditioner loads are heaviest. In the summer, Toronto has better solar radiation then Miami!

The global solar industry has been increasing by 35% a year and is now a $15 billion market. Market leaders include Portugal and Germany, where solar will provide 10% of peak power requirements within the next 8 years. Canada is ranked 14th out of 20 reporting nations for installed solar power but the country is poised to emerge as one of the fastest growing solar markets in the next few years. Indeed, solar power is growing by 20% a year in Canada.

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  1. The Sun’s radiation hits the solar photovoltaic (PV) panel and forces electrons in the panels free of their bonds.
  2. An electric field is created from the free electrons, which results in an electrical current and the production of direct current (DC) electricity.
  3. The Inverter converts the DC electricity to Alternating Current (AC) electricity to match the local distribution grid.
  4. Power generated from the solar panels is metered and monitored.
  5. Electricity is distributed to the local distribution grid for use in local homes and businesses.

Project Overview
The Mighty Solar site is located in the United Counties of Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry in the Township of North Dundas. Project size is approximately 11.5MW DC.


 

UPCOMING EVENTS

MightySolar Power Project
Public Information Session:

First Notice of Second Public Meeting

DATE: Tuesday May 29th, 2012
TIME: Between 6pm and 8pm
PLACE: Royal Canadian Legion #434
167 Queen Street West
Chesterville, ON

For more information, click here.


Project Details:

MightySolar - Construction Plan Report
MightySolar - Cultural Heritage Screening
MightySolar - Decommissioning Plan Report
MightySolar - Design and Operations Report
MightySolar - Natural Heritage Assessment Reports
MightySolar - Noise Study Report
MightySolar - Project Description Report
MightySolar - Stage 1 and 2 Archaeological Assessment
MightySolar - Water Reports


To learn more about the MightySolar Power Project proposal, public meetings, or to communicate concerns, please contact:

Kshitij Kaushik
Project Planning and Implementation
SkyPower Limited
130 Adelaide St. West, 30th Floor
Toronto, ON M5H 3P5
Office: 416-979-4625
Fax: 416-981-8686
info@skypower.com
www.skypower.com

Media Contact:

Hando Kang
Media and Communications
SkyPower Limited
Office: 416-979-4625
Fax: 416-981-8686
media@skypower.com
www.skypower.com

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